Riding-the-Road-of-Revolution - Conference Format

Riding the Road to Revolution Itinerary

I. Introduction
II. Game Rules
III. Beginning Point: Fort Necessity located in Farmington, PA

IV. 1st Stop: Mount Washington Tavern located in Farmington, PA

It is now part of the Fort Necessity National Battlefield Park and is within walking distance of Fort Necessity.

V. 2nd Stop: Braddock’s Grave located in Farmington, PA

2.1 miles west on the National Pike from Mount Washington Tavern to Braddock’s Grave

VI. 3rd Stop: Jumonville Glen located in Farmington, PA

1.8 miles west on the National Pike from Braddock’s Grave to the Battle of Jumonville Glen

VII. Historical Information: Whiskey Rebellion and Friendship Hill

Friendship Hill was the home of Albert Gallatin who was the representative of the residents of Fayette County in the Whiskey Rebellion.
Approximately 26 miles from Jumonville Glen
Friendship Hill is not located on the National Road.

VIII. 4th Stop: The city of Uniontown, PA

IX. 5th Stop: Searight Tollhouse, Searights, PA

X. 6th Stop: Nemacolin Castle, Brownsville, PA

XI. Destination: Bradford House, Washington, PA

23.5 miles west on the National Road from Nemacolin Castle to the Bradford House